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Author: Heya Papabear. I’ve been feeling rather down lately and I’m not quite sure what to do… Back in very late September, I broke up with my long distance boyfriend of almost 5 years. I thought thins were going to be okay. He was bitter and angry for a while and depressed but we were […]

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I was wondering if anyone had links to just cute furry comics :3 obviously SFW and just furries doing anything; id just like to read cute stories with furries in them

submitted by spiff_the_fox
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Hello, everyone!

My fursona's alternate form is a species of ancient cat (homotherium serum) that looks pretty similar to an African Lion. I've been wanting to get a Lion King style drawing of her for ages, but I'm not really sure where to start looking!

I'm not looking for anything super fancy; a colored digital sketch is fine, as is something without a background. I don't want to spend a ton of money, so was hoping to find something in the $15 - 20 range. Can anyone point me in the right direction? :)

Thanks! - Krim

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It's a new mission! I get a good helping of exposition, turrets, and fighting a giant snail. What could be better?

 

It's a new mission! I get a good helping of exposition, turrets, and fighting a giant snail. What could be better?

 

It's a new mission! I get a good helping of exposition, turrets, and fighting a giant snail. What could be better?

 

It's a new mission! I get a good helping of exposition, turrets, and fighting a giant snail. What could be better?

 

This is my first post, and first, I'd like to thank all of you for taking part in such an amazing community and helping to shape what it is today.

I do have a bit of a dilemma that I'd like to get off my chest though, so bare with me please.

For a while, I've been getting curious about the more intimate parts of the furry fandom and I've gotten more into yiff. I thought it was just a phase of interest and that it would pass. It wasn't.

Over some more time, I started lurking other sections of the fandom. I loved the art, the music and the etiquette of the various communities. I was falling in love.

Today, I finally admitted to myself that I am a furry. It's a huge influence on my personality and I want the people closest to me to respect that. My family, however, is incredibly conservative and religious and I hear my parents talking about queers and fags nonstop, telling me things like "good thing you didn't turn out like those fags" while looking at figure skating highlights on SportsCenter.

Will they view me any differently if I tell them? How can I put it gently as to not be fursecuted out of my own home?

I really need some help here.

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submitted by Coggybum
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It’s the far future, and one of the most popular viewing experiences out there is a deadly reality show called The Last Res0rt, where criminals from various worlds and species try to kill each other. Into this mix comes Jigsaw, a furry, who’s also a violinist — and a vampire. Or so she just discovered. She honestly wishes that she’d known that before she volunteered to be on the show! All of this comes from the mind of graphic artist Rachel Keslensky, and it’s all available for viewing at the Last Res0rt comic strip web-site. As well as in several paperback book collections Rachel has put together from previous material — books which also include extra new art work, of course. The web site also includes a handy new reader’s guide for those who need to catch up with the story and the characters.

image c. 2014 by Rachel Keslensky